Can you file this as a bug in JIRA please?
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 4:03 AM, Marco Lettere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Since I didn't see my mail appearing in the list I'll post it again.
> Sorry for multiple copies...
> M.
>
> Hello all,
> I'm trying to dynamically load two different pieces of application that
> reside in very different directories but whose filename is the same
> (something like ../../dir1/dir2/standalone.lzx and
> ../../dir3/dir4/standalone.lzx).
> I do it in OL 4.2 (but 4.1 seems to behave the same way) by using the
> import tag (with stage="defer").
> The two "import.load()" occur very close (in time) to each other and in
> particular might also overlap.
> So, it seems that OL gets confused actually it doesn't find one of the
> classes contained in the files to be instantiated. But if I change the
> name of one of the two files then everything seems to work.
> Am I right in the statement contained in the subject?
> Thank you all,
> M.
>
> The two imports for your documentation:
>
> <import name="mainmenuimport"
> href="../../../mainmenu/views/mainmenu/standalone.lzx" stage="defer">
> <attribute name="area" type="string"/>
> <attribute name="classname" type="string"/>
> <handler name="onload">
> //canvas.instantiate(this.classname, this.area)
> var constructor = eval(this.classname)
> if(constructor == null){
> Debug.warn("Cannot instantiate undefined class "+classname);
> Debug.warn("Trying with 'lz.' ...");
> constructor = eval('lz.'+this.classname)
> if(constructor == null){
> Debug.warn("Cannot instantiate undefined class lz."
> + this.classname);
> return;
> }
> }
> new constructor(eval(this.area),{})
> </handler>
> </import>
>
> <import name="testimport"
> href="../../../guicontroller/views/test/standalone.lzx" stage="defer">
> <attribute name="area"/>
> <attribute name="classname" type="string"/>
> <handler name="onload">
> //canvas.instantiate(this.classname, this.area)
> var constructor = eval(this.classname)
> if(constructor == null){
> Debug.warn("Cannot instantiate undefined class "+classname);
> Debug.warn("Trying with 'lz.' ...");
> constructor = eval('lz.'+this.classname)
> if(constructor == null){
> Debug.warn("Cannot instantiate undefined class lz."
> + this.classname);
> return;
> }
> }
> new constructor(eval(this.area),{})
> </handler>
> </import>
>
>
>
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Henry Minsky
Software Architect
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